pookierabbit
MIS
Hi,
wonder if anyone could help with me with this one.
I have hundreds of Outlook clients (running on Windows 2000) that connect to Exchange for there normal mail but they also have an Internet e-mail service for connecting to an Internet gateway to get there external stuff.
Problem is we know want to route the Internet e-mail through the Exchange server.
Somehow I am going to have to get rid of the Internet e-mail service from all of these clients. I am wondering about the best way of doing this. I have monitored the registry to see what changes are made and they seem quite siginificant so I am not sure if a reg patch is the way to go. I am wondering if there is a command line way of getting rid of an Outlook service or doing some sort of Add/Remove? Any other ideas?
Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
wonder if anyone could help with me with this one.
I have hundreds of Outlook clients (running on Windows 2000) that connect to Exchange for there normal mail but they also have an Internet e-mail service for connecting to an Internet gateway to get there external stuff.
Problem is we know want to route the Internet e-mail through the Exchange server.
Somehow I am going to have to get rid of the Internet e-mail service from all of these clients. I am wondering about the best way of doing this. I have monitored the registry to see what changes are made and they seem quite siginificant so I am not sure if a reg patch is the way to go. I am wondering if there is a command line way of getting rid of an Outlook service or doing some sort of Add/Remove? Any other ideas?
Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
